Bushnell Prairie City High School - Beta Pi Sigma Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

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Condi jones flirccts and Ronnie Paul looks on with awe as upperclass Varsitzf lmys polish flwir wcmifly won troplzim. STANmNc:: C. Hoffman, L. Pensingcr, Al. NlcCon0, -I. Zuspunn, Xicliolaxs. H. Zur-k, D. Curfmun, C. McGraw. K N li E L 1 X ca 1 G. XYils on , D. Conihitvs, R. Cameron, 1. R u 1 e. Pep Clulz menibezzy yell, life wanna lm.sket.'v BACK: 1. Goodman, B, Bagley, Nl. Connor, V. Orwig, S. Kirby. KIIDDLEZ P. Cingerich, Bl. MQ-Conv, Judy and jill Gallehue, FRONT: C. Dimmitt, L. NVugle, Camp, Pcndurvis. deeeciadefaok 3-p THE VARSITY CLUB promotes good sports- manship, athletic participation, and academic achievement among the letterrnen. The Pep Club promotes the lettermen with their en- thusiastic cheering, undivided loyalty, and wholehearted support at the various ath- letic events that occur during the year.

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Janice Avi-ry d1'nmnstratt'.s' the proper techniqug in .s'c1'izing a badmintrm birdie. AI tim GAA f'rlrnitZul, juni- l'c-mlzlrvis mul Dull- Curtmun xlulre Il .s'Uc'rc't wish. YVKIIIKQIIIIIII r'l111mpirm.ve- K. Murzzllm, NI. Simmons. M. L. Craycruft, K. Vincent, E. Stollcr, C. XVl1itc, C. Dimmitt. NI. Urwig. und R. A. Stum- luurgli-.s'c'r up flu' nvr for a QIIIHC. MFUQE row ifxssgis sir THE WISHWG Q,-4,-4 emduefafzbfcltneee THE GAA GIRLS achieve physical fitness through constant activity in such outdoor and indoor sports as speed-away and basket- ball. Along with this conditioning of the body the girls develop their personalities by working as a team, practicing good sports- manship, and sponsoring a Penny Carnival.

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gaadneil- Pmrizde ' 71474 wa.. 6? AND WE'LL REFER THE MATTER of esablishing a Code of Ethics to our Representative Assembly, says Student Council President Gene lVlcGrew. Thus another worth- while idea is started upon the long journey toward be- coming a reality. The Representative Council calls a special meeting, the matter is discussed and opinions are voiced. A committee is appointed to draw up prelimin- ary plans. These plans are placed before the Represent- ative Council for a vote. If accepted, each Representa- tive takes the question back to his advisory group for discussion. If a majority of the students agree to the pro- posed project, it is placed before the Student Council for a final vote. Yes, ours is a democratic school-we are try- ing to develop responsible citizens who can solve com- plex problems of tomorrow with mature understanding. hugent McGrew congrutulfztes Lucie Pen- Hard at work un a Studcnt Cnunul pm smgrr and Ron Connor, new Student iect, Marion Osborn Buddy LLWIS and Cmmul president and vice-president. Kay Vincent sud. deltcmus hut popcorn